Hello. You forgot to introduce the answer options. The options are:
A. Slaves were needed to defend plantations against invaders.
B. Slavery boosted the reputations of Southern landowners.
C. Slaves could be traded with other nations for money.
D. Slavery helped slave families stay together on plantations.
E. Slaves were required to grow crops on plantations.
Answer:
E. Slaves were required to grow crops on plantations.
Explanation:
Pro-slavery Americans claimed that slaves were essential to the supply of agricultural products in the country. This is because it was the slaves who did the whole process of sowing, maintaining, harvesting, processing and distributing agricultural products from southern crops. These people who defended slavery, claimed that freeing the slaves would dissolve all this labor and block the productivity of the national agricultural sector.
Answer:
Soil is not a renewable resource, but a non-renewable resource, because it takes up to millions of years for soil creation. The breaking down of rocks and other matter is responsible for the creation of soil. Soil is non-renewable because a constant source is not readily available
Answer:
may not be applied to those who were under 18 when they committed a crime
Explanation:
The Supreme Court has decided that the death penalty may not be applied to those who were under 18 when they committed a crime. Even if they commit a horrific crime, such as homicide, the most ammount of time they can serve is live in prison, without parole. Also, in 2012 the court announced that life in prison for anyone under the age of 18, is unconstitutional. Therefore, most children will have a resentencing hearing to decide how long their new sentence will be. However, the judge does not have to change their sentence.
Answer: The best would in a mountain and region region
Explanation: Since there are more trees there.
Emergent norm theory hypothesizes that non- traditional behavior (such as that associated with collective action) develops in crowds as a result of the emergence of new behavioral norms in response to a precipitating crisis. ... The norms that develop within crowds are not strict rules for behavior.
